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- RHO family GTPases 2005, Springer
- Rho GTPases in cancer 2010, Springer
- Rhode Island's Civil War hospital SU Catalog (SearchWorks), Click LINK above for location/circulation status.Print Material"During the Civil War, Union soldiers and Confederate prisoners convalesced in a general army hospital in Portsmouth Grove, Rhode Island. This study details experiences of those who received and provided care, exploring the barbarities of medicine, daily routine, role of citizens, later adventures of former patients/staff, and final resting places of those who died on the grounds"--Provided by publisher.
- Rhythms of the brain 2006Print MaterialStructure defines function -- Diversity of cortical functions is provided by inhibition -- Windows on the brain -- A system of rhythms -- Synchronization by oscillation -- The brain's default state -- Perturbation of the default patterns by experience -- The gamma buzz -- Perceptions and actions are brain state-dependent -- Oscillations in the "other cortex" -- Coupling of systems by oscillations -- Tough problems.
- Ribonuclease P 2010, SpringerHistory of RNase P and Overview of Its Catalytic Activity -- The Evolution of RNase P and Its RNA -- Over a Decade of Bacterial Ribonuclease P Modeling -- Structural Studies of Ribonuclease P -- Folding of Bacterial RNase P RNA -- Kinetic Mechanism of Bacterial RNase P -- Roles of Metal Ions in RNase P Catalysis -- Challenges in RNase P Substrate Recognition: Considering the Biological Context -- Archaeal RNase P: A Mosaic of Its Bacterial and Eukaryal Relatives -- Eukaryote RNase P and RNase MRP -- RNase P from Organelles -- Human RNase P and Transcription -- RNase P as a Drug Target -- Ribonuclease P as a Tool.
- Ribonucleases 2011, Springer
- Ribonucleases. Part A-B ScienceDirectFulltext (pt. B) ScienceDirect
- Ribosomes ScienceDirect
- Ribosomes 2011, Springer
- Ribozymes and siRNA protocols. 2nd ed. 2004, Springer Protocols
- Ricin and Shiga toxins 2012, Springer
- Right imaging study. 3rd ed. 2008, Springer
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- Right ventricle in adults with tetralogy of fallot 2012, Springer
- Rinderpest and peste des petits ruminants 2006, ScienceDirect
- Ringtailed lemur biology 2006, SpringerThe distribution and biogeography of the ringtailed lemur (Lemur catta) in Madagascar / Steven M. Goodman, Soava V. Rakotoarisoa and Lucienne Wilmé -- A preliminary estimate of Lemur catta population density using satellite imagery / Robert W. Sussman ... [et al.] -- Berenty Reserve : a research site in southern Madagascar / Alison Jolly ... [et al.] -- Beza Mahafaly Special Reserve : a research site in southwestern Madagascar / Robert W. Sussman and Joelisoa Ratsirarson -- Plant species fed on by Lemur catta in gallery forests of the southern domain of Madagascar / Bruno Simmen ... [et al.] -- Tamarind recruitment and long-term stability in the gallery forest at Berenty, Madagascar / Kathryn Blumenfeld-Jones ... [et al.] -- Home ranges of ringtailed lemur troops and the density of large trees at Berenty Reserve, Madagascar / Naoki Koyama ... [et al.] -- The influence of tamarind tree quality and quantity on Lemur catta behavior / Anne S. Mertl-Millhollen ... [et al.] -- Feeding competition between introduced Eulemur fulvus and native Lemur catta during the birth season at Berenty Reserve, southern Madagascar / Susan Pinkus, James N.M. Smith and Alison Jolly --Tradition and novelty : Lemur catta feeding strategy on introduced tree species at Berenty Reserve / Takayo Soma -- Diet quality and taste perception of plant secondary metabolites by Lemur catta / B. Simmen ... [et al.] -- Territory as bet-hedging : Lemur catta in a rich forest and an erratic climate / Alison Jolly ... [et al.] -- Resource defense in Lemur catta : the importance of group size / R. Ethan Pride ... [et al.] -- Social changes in a wild population of ringtailed lemurs (Lemur catta) at Berenty, Madagascar / Shinichiro Ichino and Naoki Koyama -- Obsession with agonistic power / Michael. E. Pereira -- Male and female ringtailed lemurs' energetic strategy does not explain female dominance / Hantanirina Rasamimanana ... [et al.] -- Male sociality and integration during the dispersal process in Lemur catta : a case study / Lisa Gould -- Patterns of health, disease, and behavior among wild ringtailed lemurs, Lemur catta: effects of habitat and sex / Michelle L. Sauther ... [et al.] -- Bald lemur syndrome and the miracle tree : alopecia associated with Leucaena leucocephala at Berenty Reserve, Madagascar / Graham C. Crawford ... [et al.] -- Temporal change in tooth size among ringtailed lemurs (Lemur catta) at the Beza Mahafaly Special Reserve, Madagascar : effects of an environmental fluctuation / Frank P. Cuozzo and Michelle L. Sauther.
- Riot control agents 2004, CRCnetBASE
- Rise and fall of epithelial phenotype 2005, Springer
- Rise of alchemy in fourteenth-century England SU Catalog (SearchWorks), Click LINK above for location/circulation status.Print MaterialPt. 1. Alchemy and the occult in English cultural and political life. Introduction : alchemy and the occult in England ; The origins of English alchemy and sources for the study of alchemy in fourteenth-century England -- Pt. 2. The Astrology of the earth : the intellectual impact of alchemy in fourteenth-century England. Alchemy and science and philosophy ; Alchemy and the Church ; The Cultural impact of alchemy -- Pt. 3. The Political significance of alchemy. The accession of Edward III ; Alchemical themes in the kingship of Edward III ; Richard II the magus and boy king ; Richard II and the occult ; Conclusion : the Lancastrian reaction.
- Risk adjustment for measuring health care outcomes. 4th ed. Lane Catalog recordPrint MaterialReasons for risk adjustment / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Getting started and defining terms / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Range of risk factors / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Windows of observation / Amy K. Rosen and Ann M. Borzecki -- Coded data from administrative sources / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Clinical data from medical records and health information technologies / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Data from patient surveys / Lisa I. Iezzoni and Karen Donelan -- Conceptual and practical issues in developing risk adjustment methods / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Validity and reliability of risk adjustment methods / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Empirically evaluating risk adjustment models / Michael Shwartz and Arlene S. Ash -- Estimating the effect of an intervention from observational data / Michael Shwartz and Arlene S. Ash -- Comparing outcomes across providers / Arlene S. Ash ... [et al.] -- Risk adjustment in pediatric populations / Karen Kuhlthau, Jeanne Van Cleave, and Timothy G. Ferris -- Risk adjustment for mental health care / Anthony P. Weiss and Mark A. Blais -- Risk adjustment and persons with disabilities / Lisa I. Iezzoni -- Risk adjustment for long-term care / Dan Berlowitz and Orna Intrator -- The role of risk adjustment in managing health care organizations / Jennifer Daley -- Final observations / Lisa I. Iezzoni.
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- Risk assessment of choleragenic Vibrio cholerae 01 and 0139 in warm-water shrimp in international trade 2005Print MaterialCholeragenic Vibrio cholerae 01 and 0139 are the causative agent of cholera, a water-and-food-borne disease with epidemic and pandemic potential. This report focuses on the risk of acquiring cholera from warm-water shrimps in international trade. Shrimp is a very important export product from many developing countries but outbreaks of cholera in these countries can have devastating effects on the international markets for their food products. This volume looks at different approaches for assigning the risk associated with choleragenic V. Cholerae in warm-water shrimp in international trade. Qualitative and quantitative approaches to assessing risk were developed and compared and risk estimates were made using the available and relevant data. --Publisher's description.
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- Print MaterialVibrio vulnificus is one of three pathogenic Vibrio spp. on which FAO and WHO have undertaken risk assessment work. This pathogen is associated primarily with raw oysters but can occur in a variety of seafood products. As well as causing gastrointestinal illness, V. vulnificus can cause primary septicaemia which is a serious and often fatal disease in individuals with chronic pre-existing conditions. This volume provides an approach for undertaking quantitative risk assessment of V. vulnificus in raw oysters. This risk assessment model was also developed to evaluate the effectiveness of various interventions strategies aimed at reducing V. vulnificus levels in oysters and therefore the associated risk of illness.--Publisher's description.
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- Risk prevention in ophthalmology 2008, SpringerPart 1 : General considerations -- Basic medical malpractice terminology -- The defense attorney -- The plaintiff's attorney -- The trial judge -- The medical expert -- Sequence of events in a medical malpractice lawsuit -- Informed consent -- The five most effective risk prevention strategies -- Revelation of adverse events and the conundrum of an apology -- Part 2 : Risk management in the ophthalmic subspecialties and related fields -- Anesthesia -- Cataract surgery -- Cornea : external disease and contact lenses -- Drugs -- Emergencies -- Glaucoma -- Neuroophthalmology -- Oncology -- Ophthalmic plastic surgery -- Pediatric ophthalmology -- Refractive corneal surgery -- Retina and vitreous -- Uveitis -- Part 3 : Personal and business considerations -- Physician and defendant : living and coping with a double life -- Medical malpractice insurance : selection of companies and policies.
- Risk, ambiguity, and decision 2001, CRCnetBASE
- RISK21, coping with risks due to natural hazards in the 21st century 2004, CRCnetBASEDisaster risk management and risk impact: Risk concept, integral risk management and risk governance / W.J. Amman ; Risk based regulation / H. Seiler ; Emerging risk and risk management policies in selected OECD countries / P.-A. Schieb ; Vulnerability analysis, livelihoods and disasters / T. Cannon ; Crisis invention and risk reduction / D. Alexander -- Risk perception, aversion, risk levels: Risk aversion : a delicate issue in risk assessment / Th. Schneider ; Evaluation of risks due to natural hazards : a conceptual approach / Th. Schneider ; Challenges in defining acceptable risk levels / R. Bell, T. Glade & M. Danscheid ; Risk as perceived and evaluated by the general public / M.M. Zwick ; Understanding risk perception from natural hazards : examples from Germany / T. Plapp & U. Werner ; The cognitive representation of global risks : empirical studies / A.D. Eisler, H. Eisler & M. Yoshida ; Gender studies : social and psychological issues in disaster reduction / D. Mukhopadhyay -- Risk analysis, risk management and sustainability: Post-harvest management strategies, drought vulnerability and food security / C. Ifejika Speranza & U. Wiesmann ; CEDIM-risk map Germany : first results / C. Lechtenbörger ; Efficiency of protection measures / H. Weck-Hannemann -- Application of the marginal cost approach and cost-benefit analysis to measures for avalanche risk reduction : a case study from Davos, Switzerland / M. Bründl, M.C. McAlpin, U. Gruber & S. Fuchs ; TripelBudgetierung, sustainable integral risk management / H.-O. Schiegg & P. Hardegger ; Building vulnerability related to floods and debris flows-- case studies / D. Kraus, J. Hubl & D. Rickenmann ; Management of risks from large landslides : the problems of acceptable and residual risks / Ch. Bonnard & L. Vulliet ; Panarchy and sustainable risk prevention by management protection forests in mountain areas / L.K.A. Dorren & F. Berger ; Protective measures and risk management-- basics and examples of avalanche and torrential risks in Switzerland / H. Romang & S. Margreth ; The vulnerability of buildings affected by powder avalanches / M. Barbolini .. [et al.] ; Temporal variability of damage potential in settlements-- a contribution towards the long-term development of avalanche risk / S. Fuchs ... [et al.] -- Outlook.
- Risks associated with smoking cigarettes with low machine-measured yields of tar and nicotine 2001, NCI"Smoking light and low tar brands do not reduce the public health's burden from smoking."
- Print MaterialRisk and medical innovation : a historical perspective / Thomas Schlich -- To assess and to improve : practitioners' approaches to doubts linked with medical innovations 1720-1920 / Ulrich Tröhler -- Anaesthesia and the evaluation of surgical risk in mid-nineteenth century Britain / Ian Burney -- Redemption, danger and risk : the history of anti-bacterial chemotherapy and the transformation of tuberculin / Christoph Gradmann -- "As safe as milk or sugar water" : perceptions of the risks and benefits of the BCG vaccine in the 1920s and 1930s in France and Germany / Christian Bonah -- From danger to risk : the perception and regulation of X-rays in Switzerland, 1896-1970 / Monika Dommann -- The population as patient : Alice Stewart and the controversy over low-level radiation in the 1950s / Sarah Dry -- To treat or not to treat : drug research and the changing nature of essential hypertension / Carsten Timmermann -- Hormones at risk : cancer and the medical uses of industrially-produced sex steroids in Germany, 1930-1960 / Jean-Paul Gaudillière -- Risk assessment and medical authority in operative fracture care in the 1960 and 1970s / Thomas Schlich -- Assessing the risk and safety of the pill : maternal mortality and the pill / Lara Marks -- Addressing uncertainties : the conceptualization of brain death in Switzerland 1960-2000 / Silke Bellanger and Aline Steinbrecher -- Risk on trial : the interaction of innovation and risk in cancer clinical trials / Peter Keating and Alberto Cambrosio -- BioRisk : interleukin-2 from laboratory to market in the United States and Germany / Arthur Daemmrich -- The redemption of Thalidomide : standardizing the risk of birth defects / Stefan Timmermans and Valerie Leiter.
- Rites of passage 2010Print MaterialThe Heart of the matter : for one family with a five-year-old with chronic disease, normal life is the greatest gift / by Kathryn Roethel -- Bus to nowhere : for Silicon Valley's homeless population, Hotel 22 is an endless ride / by Miranda Simon -- The Good death : "No One Dies Alone" is a volunteer program and a promise / by Ryan Mac -- The Clean room : why did so many IBM employees come down with cancer after working in Silicon Valley? / by Lily Bixler -- Shelter from the storm : in a time of budgetary crisis, abused women still need help / by Kristen Barta -- Punched in the gut : can a family ever recover from an eating disorder? / by Erin Beresini.
- RNA 2001, ScienceDirect
- RNA 2008, Springer ProtocolsThe transcriptional landscape -- Working with RNA -- Synthesis of RNA by in vitro transcription -- Efficient poly(A)+ RNA selection using LNA oligo(T) capture -- Genome browsers -- Web-based tools for studying RNA structure and function -- Northern blotting analysis -- Rapid amplification of cDNA ends (RACE) -- Fractionation of mRNA based on the length of the poly(A) tail -- Analysis of mutations that influence pre-mRNA splicing -- S1 nuclease analysis of alternatively spliced mRNA -- Promises and challenges in developing RNAi as a research tool and therapy -- Inhibition of gene function in mammalian cells using short-hairpin RNA (shRNA) -- Validation of RNAi by real time PCR -- Profiling RNA polymerase II using the fast chromatin immunoprecipitation method -- The post-transcriptional operon -- RIP-chip analysis : RNA-binding protein immunoprecipitation-microarray (chip) profiling -- Isolation of RNP granules -- Electrophoretic mobility shift assay for characterizing RNA-protein interaction -- Polysome analysis and RNA purification from sucrose gradients -- Prediction of targets for microRNAs -- Outsourcing of experimental work.
- RNA 3D structure analysis and prediction 2012, SpringerIntroduction /Michael Levitt --Modeling RNA Molecules /Neocles Leontis and Eric Westhof --Methods for Predicting RNA Secondary Structure /Kornelia Aigner, Fabian Dre€en and Gerhard Steger --Why Can't We Predict RNA Structure At Atomic Resolution? /Parin Sripakdeevong, Kyle Beauchamp and Rhiju Das --Template-Based and Template-Free Modeling of RNA 3D Structure: Inspirations from Protein Structure Modeling /Kristian Rother, Magdalena Rother, Michał Boniecki, Tomasz Puton and Konrad Tomala, et al. --The RNA Folding Problems: Different Levels of sRNA Structure Prediction /Fredrick Sijenyi, Pirro Saro, Zheng Ouyang, Kelly Damm-Ganamet and Marcus Wood, et al. --Computational Prediction and Modeling Aid in the Discovery of a Conformational Switch Controlling Replication and Translation in a Plus-Strand RNA Virus /Wojciech K. Kasprzak and Bruce A. Shapiro --Methods for Building and Refining 3D Models of RNA /Samuel C. Flores, Magdalena Jonikas, Christopher Bruns, Joy P. Ku and Jeanette Schmidt, et al. --Multiscale Modeling of RNA Structure and Dynamics /Feng Ding and Nikolay V. Dokholyan --Statistical Mechanical Modeling of RNA Folding: From Free Energy Landscape to Tertiary Structural Prediction /Song Cao and Shi-Jie Chen --Simulating Dynamics in RNA-Protein Complexes /John Eargle and Zaida Luthey-Schulten --Quantum Chemical Studies of Recurrent Interactions in RNA 3D Motifs /Jiří Šponer, Judit E. Šponer and Neocles B. Leontis --Nonredundant 3D Structure Datasets for RNA Knowledge Extraction and Benchmarking /Neocles B. Leontis and Craig L. Zirbel --Ions in Molecular Dynamics Simulations of RNA Systems /Pascal Auffinger --Modeling RNA Folding Pathways and Intermediates Using Time-Resolved Hydroxyl Radical Footprinting Data /Joshua S. Martin, Paul Mitiguy and Alain Laederach --A Top-Down Approach to Determining Global RNA Structures in Solution Using NMR and Small-Angle X-ray Scattering Measurements /Yun-Xing Wang, Jinbu Wang and Xiaobing Zuo --RNA Structure Determination by Structural Probing and Mass Spectrometry: MS3D /A. E. Hawkins and D. Fabris.
- RNA and cancer 2013, SpringerCoupling Between Transcription and Alternative Splicing /Ignacio E. Schor, Luciana I. Gómez Acuña, Alberto R. Kornblihtt --Detection of Alternatively Spliced or Processed RNAs in Cancer Using Oligonucleotide Microarray /Marieta Gencheva ... [et al.] --Cancer-Associated Perturbations in Alternative Pre-messenger RNA Splicing /Lulzim Shkreta ... [et al.] --Alternative Splicing of Tumor Suppressors and Oncogenes /Claudia Ghigna, Silvano Riva, Giuseppe Biamonti --MicroRNAs in Cancer /Jianzhong Jeff Xi --The Perinucleolar Compartment: RNA Metabolism and Cancer /John T. Norton, Sui Huang --Regulation of ARE-mRNA Stability by Cellular Signaling: Implications for Human Cancer /Christian Kroun Damgaard, Jens Lykke-Andersen --Alternative Pre-mRNA Splicing, Cell Death, and Cancer /Kong Ruirui ... [et al.] --Oligonucleotide Therapeutics in Cancer /Jing Wan, John A. Bauman, Maria Anna Graziewicz, Peter Sazani --Clinical Perspective on Chemo-Resistance and the Role of RNA Processing /Nancy L. Krett, Shuo Ma, Steven T. Rosen.
- RNA editing 2007, ScienceDirect
- RNA editing 2008, SpringerEditing reactions from the perspective of RNA structure / Matthias Homann -- Editing of tRNA for structure and function / Juan D. Alfonzo -- RNA editing by adenosine deaminases that act on RNA (ADARs) / Michael F. Jantsch and Marie Öhman -- Insertion/deletion editing in Physarum polycephalum / Jonatha M. Gott and Amy C. Rhee -- RNA editing in plant mitochondria / Mizuki Takenaka ... [et al.] -- RNA editing in chloroplasts / Masahiro Sugiura -- Working together : the RNA editing machinery in Trypanosoma brucei / Jason Carnes and Kenneth Stuart -- RNA editing accessory factors : the example of mHel61p / H. Ulrich Göringer ... [et al.] -- The function of RNA editing in trypanosomes / Torsten Ochsenreiter and Stephen Hajduk -- Evolutionary aspects of RNA editing / Dave Speijer.
- RNA exosome 2011, Springer"The diversity of RNAs inside living cells is amazing. We have known of the more "classic" RNA species: mRNA, tRNA, rRNA, snRNA and snoRNA for some time now, but in a steady stream new types of molecules are being described as it is becoming clear that most of the genomic information of cells ends up in RNA. To deal with the enormous load of resulting RNA processing and degradation reactions, cells need adequate and efficient molecular machines. The RNA exosome is arising as a major facilitator to this effect. Structural and functional data gathered over the last decade have illustrated the biochemical importance of this multimeric complex and its many co-factors, revealing its enormous regulatory power. By gathering some of the most prominent researchers in the exosome field, it is the aim of the book to introduce this fascinating protein complex and to give a timely and rich account of its many functions"--Provided by publisher.
- RNA helicases. 1st ed. 2012, ScienceDirectThis volume of Methods in Enzymology aims to provide a reference for the diverse, powerful tools used to analyze RNA helicases. The contributions in this volume cover the broad scope of methods in the research on these enzymes. Several chapters describe quantitative biophysical and biochemical approaches to study molecular mechanisms and conformational changes of RNA helicases. Further chapters cover structural analysis, examination of co-factor effects on several representative examples, and the analysis of cellular functions of select enzymes. Two chapters outline approaches to the analysis of inhibitors that target RNA helicases. This volume of Methods in Enzymology aims to provide a reference for the diverse, powerful tools used to analyze RNA helicases The contributions in this volume cover the broad scope of methods in the research on these enzymes.
- RNA infrastructure and networks 2011, SpringerThe RNA infrastructure : an introduction to ncRNA networks / Lesley J. Collins -- RNA interactions / Manja Marz and Peter F. Stadler -- Plant RNA silencing in viral defence / Vitantonio Pantaleo -- Micrornas as post-transcriptional machines and their interplay with cellular networks / Sarath Chandra Janga and Swathi Vallabhaneni -- Spatiotemporal aspects of microRNA-mediated gene regulation / Joris Pothof and Dik C. van Gent -- Spliceosomal RNA infrastructure : the network of splicing components and their regulation by miRNAs / Lesley J. Collins -- Construction, structure, and dynamics of post-transcriptional regulatory network directed by RNA binding proteins / Sarath Chandra Janga and Nitish Mittal -- Safe keeping the message : mRNP complexes tweaking after transcription / Said Hafidh, Věra Čapková, and David Honys -- Unexpected functions of tRNA and tRNA processing enzymes / Rebecca L. Hurto -- Programmed DNA elimination in tetrahymena : a small RNA mediated genome surveillance mechanism / Kensuke Kataoka and Kazufumi Mochizuki -- Long noncoding RNA and epigenomics / Chandrasekhar Kanduri -- Promoter associated long noncoding RNAs repress transcription through a RNA binding protein TLS / Riki Kurokawa -- RNA networks in prokaryotes I :CRISPRs and riboswitches / Patrick J. Biggs and Lesley J. Collins -- RNA networks in prokaryotes II : tRNA processing and small RNAs / Lesley J. Collins and Patrick J. Biggs -- Localization of the bacterial RNA infrastructure / Kenneth C. Keiler -- Small RNA discovery and characterisation in eukaryotes using high throughput approaches / Helio Pais ... [et al.] -- How old are RNA networks? / Toni Daly, X. Sylvia Chen, and David Penny.
- RNA interference 2005, ScienceDirect
- RNA interference 2008, SpringerRNA interference in mammalian cell systems / Patrick J. Paddison -- RNAi pathway in C. elegans: the argonautes and collaborators / Marie-Eve L. Boisvert and Martin J. Simard -- Genetics and biochemistry of RNAi in drosophila / Harsh H. Kavi ... [et al.] -- Role of dicer in posttranscriptional RNA silencing / Lukasz Jaskiewicz and Witold Filipowicz -- The mechanism of RNase III action: how dicer dices / Xinhua Ji -- MicroRNA metabolism in plants / Xuemei Chen -- Structure-function relationships among RNA-dependent RNA polymerases / Kenneth K.-S. Ng, Jamie J. Arnold, and Craig E. Cameron -- RNAi-mediated chromatin silencing in fission yeast / Sharon A. White and Robin C. Allshire -- A role for RNAi in heterochromatin formation in drosophila / Nicole C. Riddle and Sarah C.R. Elgin -- RNA mediated transcriptional gene silencing in human cells / Kevin V. Morris -- RNA silencing in mammalian oocytes and early embryos / Petr Svoboda -- Identifying human microRNAs / Isaac Bentwich.
- RNA interference technology 2005, MyiLibraryChemical modifications to achieve increased stability and sensitive detection of siRNA -- RNA interference in postimplantation mouse embryos -- In ovo RNAi opens new possibilities for functional genomics in vertebrates -- Sect. 4. Gene silencing in model organisms. Practical applications of RNAi in C. elegans -- Inducible RNAi as a forward genetic tool in Trypanosoma brucei -- RNA-mediated gene silencing in fission yeast -- RNA silencing in filamentous fungi: Mucor ciccinelloides as a model organism -- RNAi and gene silencing phenomena mediated by viral suppressors in plants --Sect. 1. Basic RNAi, siRNA, microRNAs and gene-silencing mechanisms. RNAi beginnings. Overview of the pathway in C. elegans -- Dicer in RNAi: its roles in vivo and utility in vitro -- Genes required for RNA interference -- MicroRNAs: a small contribution from worms -- miRNAs in the brain and the application of RNAi to neurons -- Sect. 2. Design, synthesis of siRNAs. Degign and synthesis of small interfering RNA (siRNA) -- Automated design and high throughput chemical synthesis of siRNA -- Rational design of siRNAs with the Sfold software -- Enzymatic production of small interfering RNAs -- Sect. 3. Vector development and in vivo, in vitro and in ovo delivery methods. Six methods of inducing RNAi in mammalian cells -- Viral delivery of shRNA -- siRNA delivery by lentiviral vectors: design and applications -- Liposomal delivery of siRNAs in mice --Sect. 5. Drug target validation. Delivering siRNA in vivo for functional genomics and novel therapeutics -- The role of RNA interference in drug target validation: application to Hepatitis C -- RNAi in the drug discovery process -- RNA interference technology in the discovery and validation of druggable targets -- Sect. 6. Therapeutic and drug development. RNAi-mediated silencing of viral gene expression and replication -- RNAi in drug development: practical considerations -- RNA interference studies in liver failure -- RNAi applications in living animal systems -- Sect. 7. High-throughput genome-wide RNAi analysis. High-throughput RNAi by soaking in Caenorhabtis elegans -- Tools for integrative genomics: genome-wide RNAi and expression profiling in Drosophila -- Microarray analysis and RNA silencing to determine genes functionally important in mesothelioma -- High-throughput RNA interference -- Generation of highly specific vector-based shRNAi libraries directed against the entire human genome.
- RNA interference, editing, and modification 2004, Springer Protocols
- RNA metabolism in trypanosomes 2012, Springer1. RNA polymerases and transcription factors of trypanosomes / Arthur Günzl -- 2. SL RNA biogenesis in kinetoplastids: a long and winding road / Nancy R. Sturm, Jesse R. Zamudio, and David A. Campbell -- 3. Pre-mRNA splicing in trypanosoma brucei: factors, mechanisms, and regulation / Christian Preusser, Nicolas Jaé, Arthur Günzl, and Albrecht Bindereif -- 4. mRNA turnover in trypanosomes / Christine Clayton -- 5. tRNA biogenesis and processing / Jessica L. Spears, Mary Anne T. Rubio, Paul J. Sample, and Juan D. Alfonzo -- 6. rRNA biogensis in trypanosomes / Shulamit Michaeli -- 7. RNA editing in African trypanosomes: a U-ser's G-U-ide / H. Ulrich Göringer -- 8. The RNA interference pathway in trypanosoma brucei / Elisabetta Ullu, Nikolay G. Kolev, Rebecca L. Barnes, and Christian Tschudi -- 9. Translation in trypanosomatids -- 10. Mitochondrial translation in trypanosomatids / Dmitri A. Maslov and Rajendra K. Agrawal -- 11. RNA-Seq analysis of the transcriptome of trypanosoma brucei / Jan Mani, Kapila Gunasekera, and Isabel Roditi.
- RNA methodologies. 4th ed. 2010, ScienceDirectRNA and the cellular biochemistry revisited -- RNA isolation strategies -- The truth about tissues -- Going green : RNA and the molecular biology of plants -- Isolation of polyadenylated RNA -- Quality control for RNA preparations -- Resilient ribonucleases -- Stringency : conditions that influence nucleic acid structure -- Electrophoresis of RNA -- Photodocumentation and image analysis -- Northern analysis -- Nucleic acid probe technology -- Practical nucleic acid hybridization -- Principles of detection -- Quantifications of specific mRNAs by nuclease protection -- Analysis of nuclear RNA -- cDNA synthesis -- RT-PCR : a science and an art form -- Quantitative PCR techniques -- Functional genomics and transcript profiling -- High-throughput analysis of gene expression -- Non-array methods for global analysis of gene expression -- RNAi : take a RISC-role the dicer -- Genomes, transcriptomes, proteomes, and bioinformatics -- An RNA paradigm.
- RNA modification 2007, ScienceDirect
- RNA nanotechnology and therapeutics 2014, CRCnetBASE
- RNA polymerases and associated factors. Part C-D pt. C-D, 2003., ScienceDirectpt. D ScienceDirect
- RNA processing. Part A, General methods ScienceDirect
- RNA processing. Part B, Specific methods ScienceDirect
- RNA silencing 2005, Springer ProtocolsDetection of microRNAs and assays to monitor microRNA activities in vivo and in vitro / Marianthi Kiriakidou ... [et al.] -- High-throughput analysis of microRNA gene expression using sensitive probes / Mouldy Sioud and Øystein Røsok -- Modification of human U1 snRNA for inhibition of gene expression at the level of pre-mRNA / Peng Liu ... [et al.].Identification of components of RNAi pathways using the tandem affinity purification method / Mikiko C. Siomi and Haruhiko Siomi -- Separation of Drosophila RNA silencing complexes by native gel electrophoresis / John W. Pham and Erik J. Sontheimer -- Preparation and analysis of drosha / Yoontae Lee and V. Narry Kim -- RNA interference in Caenorhabditis elegans / Nathaniel R. Dudley and Bob Goldstein -- Down-regulating gene expression by RNA interference in Trypanosoma brucei / Christine E. Clayton ... [et al.] -- Analysis of double-stranded RNA and small RNAs involved in RNA-mediated transcriptional gene silencing / M. Florian Mette ... [et al.] -- Strategies for the design of random siRNA libraries and the selection of anti-GFP siRNAs / Mouldy Sioud and Sébastien Wälchli -- Silencing gene expression with dicer-generated siRNA pools / Jason W. Myers and James E. Ferrell Jr. --Inhibition of gene expression in vivo using multiplex siRNA / Sung-Suk Chae and Timothy Hla -- Gene silencing by a DNA vector based RNAi technology / Guangchao Sui and Yang Shi -- Plasmid-based RNA interference: construction of small-hairpin RNA expression vectors / Scott Q. Harper and Beverly L. Davidson -- SiRNA delivery in vivo / Mouldy Sioud -- Peptide-based strategy for siRNA delivery into mammalian cells / Federica Simeoni ... [et al.] -- Lentiviral vector delivery of siRNA and shRNA encoding genes into cultured and primary hematopoietic cells / Mingjie Li and John J. Rossi -- Exon-specific RNA interference: a tool to determine the functional relevance of proteins encoded by alternatively spliced mRNAs / Alicia M. Celotto, Joo-Won Lee, and Brenton R. Graveley -- Immunoprecipitation of microRNPs and directional cloning of microRNAs / Elisavet Maniataki, Maria Dels Angels De Planell Saguer, and Zissimos Mourelatos --
- RNA technologies and their applications 2010, SpringerThe key features of RNA silencing / Kuniaki Saito ... [et al.] -- Selected strategies for the delivery of siRNA in vitro and in vivo / Sandra D. Laufer ... [et al.] -- RNAi suppression and its application / Xiaoping Yi, Rui Lu -- Strategies to prevent siRNA-triggered cellular toxicity / Matthias Bauer -- RNAi in malignant brain tumors: relevance to molecular and translational research / Mitsutoshi Nakada ... [et al.] -- Silencing Huntington's disease gene with RNAi / Yu Zhang, Robert M. Friedlander -- Application of Dicer-substrate siRNA in pain research / Philippe Sarret ... [et al.] -- RNAi treatment of HIV-1 infection / Karin J. von Eije, Ben Berkhout -- Application of RNA interference to treat conditions associated with dysregulation of transient receptor potential vanilloid 1 channel / Vickram Ramkumar ... [et al.] -- Harnessing RNAi-based functional genomics to unravel the molecular complexity underlying skin pigment variation / Hsiang Ho ... [et al.] --mRNA structure and its effects on posttranscriptional gene silencing / Stephen I. Rudnick, Veenu Aishwarya, Alan M. Gewirtz -- Antisense RNA-mediated regulation of the p53 tumor suppressor / Marianne Farnebo, Klas G. Wiman -- Antisense oligonucleotides: insights from preclinical studies and clinical trials / Doreen Kunze, Kai Kraemer, Susanne Fuessel -- What can the new hammerhead ribozyme structures teach us about design? / William G. Scott -- microRNA biogenesis and its impact on RNA interference / Stefanie Grund, Sven Diederichs -- MicroRNAs in epithelial antimicrobial immunity / Jun Liu ... [et al.] -- Emerging roles of long noncoding RNAs in gene expression and intracellular organization / Tetsuro Hirose -- Noncoding RNAs as therapeutic targets / Maciej Szymański, Jan Barciszewski -- Noncoding RNAs at H19/IGF2 locus: role in imprinting, gene expression, and associated pathologies / Nahalie Berteaux, Nathalie Spruyt, Eric Adriaenssens.
- RNA technologies in cardiovascular medicine and research 2008, Springer
- RNA towards medicine 2006, Springer
- RNA trafficking and nuclear structure dynamics 2008, Springer
- RNA turnover in bacteria, archaea and organelles 2008, ScienceDirect
- RNA turnover in eukaryotes 2008, ScienceDirect
- RNA turnover in eukaryotes 2008, ScienceDirect
- RNA world. 3rd ed. SU Catalog (SearchWorks), Click LINK above for location/circulation status.Print Material
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- RNAi 2008, Springer Protocols
- RNAi technology 2011, CRCnetBASE"RNA interference (RNAi) is a system within living cells that helps to control active genes and their activity level. Two types of small RNA molecules--microRNA (miRNA) and small interfering RNA (siRNA)--are central to RNA interference. The discovery of RNAi was preceded first by observations of transcriptional inhibition by antisense RNA expressed in transgenic plants and more directly by reports of unexpected outcomes in experiments performed by plant scientists in the U.S. and The Netherlands in the early 1990s. RNAi technology are used for large-scale screens that systematically shut down each gene in the cell, which can help identify the components necessary for a particular cellular process or an event such as cell division. Exploitation of the pathway is also a promising tool in biotechnology and medicine. This book reviews the selective and robust effect of RNAi on gene expression which makes it a valuable research tool, both in cell culture and in living organisms because synthetic dsRNA introduced into cells can induce suppression of specific genes of interest. This book will introduce new technology in the study of RNA interference in microorganisms, plants and animals."--Provided by publisher.
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- Roberts and Hedges' Clinical procedures in emergency medicine. Sixth edition [6th ed.] 2013, MD ConsultVital signs and patient monitoring techniques -- Respiratory procedures -- Cardiac procedures -- Vascular techniques and volume support -- Anesthetic and analgesic techniques -- Soft tissue procedures -- Gastrointestinal procedures -- Musculoskeletal procedures -- Genitourinary, obstetric, and gynecologic procedures -- Neurologic procedures -- Ophtalmologic, otolaryngologic, and dental procedures -- Special procedures.
- Robotic renal surgery 2013, Springer
- Robotic surgery of the bladder 2014, SpringerRobotic Surgery of the Bladder is a dedicated resource to understanding and mastering the concepts and practical aspects of robotic bladder surgery. The volume provides an introduction to urologists interested in initiating robotic radical cystectomy by providing them background, concepts, steps, and tools and tricks to introduce robotic radical cystectomy into their clinical practice, all in a safe, stepwise, and organized manner. For the more experienced robotic surgeon, the text serves as a resource for more advanced applications and techniques. The volume is also accompanied by many still images and a DVD of video clips. Written by experts in the field, Robotic Surgery of the Bladder is a comprehensive resource that maintains the time-tested oncologic principles of bladder cancer surgery, while introducing the advantages that exist with robotic-assisted approaches.
- Robotic urologic surgery. 2nd ed. 2012, SpringerPt. 1. Introduction to robotic surgery -- Pt. 2. Robotic surgery of the prostate -- Pt. 3. Kidney and adrenals -- Pt. 4. Bladder cancer -- Pt. 5. Pediatric urology -- Pt. 6. Robotic microsurgery -- Pt. 7. Allied health -- Pt. 8. Executive.
- Robotic urology 2008, Springer
- Robotic urology. 2nd ed. 2013, Springer
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- Robust statistical methods with R 2006, CRCnetBASE
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- Role of animals in emerging viral diseases 2014, ScienceDirectA short introduction to disease emergence /Nicholas Johnson --Patterns of foot-and-mouth disease virus distribution in Africa /Miriam B. Casey [and eleven others] --Paroviruses of carnivores /Andrew B. Allison and Colin R. Parrish --Rabies /Conrad Freuling [and four others] --Lassa fever /Elisabeth Fichet-Calvet --Henipaviruses /Glenn A. Marsh and Lin-Fa Wang --The role of birds in the spread of West Nile virus /Paul Gale and Nicholas Johnson --Rift Valley fever virus /Janusz T. Paweska and Petrus Jansen van Vuren --From simian to human immunodeficiency viruses (SIV to HIV) /Denis M. Tebit and Eric J. Arts --Hantavirus emergence in rodents, insectivores and bats /Mathias Schlegel [and four others] --Nipah virus /David T.S. Hayman and Nicholas Johnson --Synthesis /Philip R. Wakeley, Sarah North and Nicholas Johnson.
- Role of apoptosis in infection 2005, SpringerMechanisms of apoptosis during reovirus infection /P. Clarke ... [et al.] --Poliovirus, pathogenesis of poliomyelitis, and apoptosis /B. Blondel ... [et al.] --Neuronal cell death in alphavirus encephalomyelitis /D. E. Griffin --HSV-induced apoptosis in herpes encephalitis /L. Aurelian --Therole of apoptosis in defense against baculovirus infection in insects /R. J. Clem --Therole of host cell death in Salmonella infections /D. G. Guiney --Role of macrophage apoptosis in the pathogenesis of Yersinia /Y. Zhang, J. B. Bliska --Entamoeba histolytica activates host cell caspases during contact-dependent cell killing /D. R. Boettner, W. A. Petri --Interactions between malaria and mosquitoes : the role of apoptosis in parasite establishment and vector response to infection /H. Hurd, V. Carter, A. Nacer --Apoptosis and its modulation during infection with Toxoplasma gondii : molecular mechanisms and role in pathogenesis /C. G. K. Luder, U. Gross --Modulation of the immune response in the nervous system by rabies virus /M. Lafon --Apoptotic cells at the crossroads of tolerance and immunity /M. Skoberne ... [et al.].
- Role of capsaicin in oxidative stress and cancer 2013, Springer
- Role of DNA damage and repair in cell aging. 1st ed. 2001., ScienceDirect
- Role of genetics in breast and reproductive cancers 2009, Springer
- Role of glia in neurotoxicity. 2nd ed. 2005, CRCnetBASE
- To examine how purchasers and payers interact with the various components of the clinical research enterprise and to understand their perspective on what vision of the enterprise should be.
- Role of Sphingolipids in Cancer Development and Therapy 2013, ScienceDirectInterdiction of sphingolipid metabolism to improve standard cancer therapies -- Diverse functions of ceramide in cancer cell death and proliferation -- Cermaide glycosylation catalyzed by glucosylceramide synthase and cancer drug resistance -- Use of acid sphingomyelinase for cancer therapy -- Hypoxia therapeuric resistance and sphingosine 1-phosphate -- Therapeutic potential of targeting SK1 in human cancers -- Sphinogosine kinase 1 in cancer -- Natural products as platforms for the design of sphingolipid-related anticancer agents.
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- Role of the nucleus of the solitary tract in gustatory processing 2007, CRCnetBASE
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- Rook's Textbook of dermatology. 7th ed. v. 1-4, 2004.Print MaterialV. 1. Introduction and historical bibliography -- Comparative dermatology -- Anatomy and organization of human skin -- Functions of the skin -- Diagnosis of skin disease -- Epidemiology of skin disease -- Histopathology of the skin: general principles -- Molecular biology -- Inflammation -- Clinical immunology, allergy and photoimmunology -- Would healing -- Genetics and genodermatoses -- Prenatal diagnosis of genetic skin disease -- The neonate -- Naevi and other developmental defects -- Pruritus -- Eczema, lichenification, prurigo and erythroderma -- Atopic dermatitis -- Contact dermatitis: irritant -- Contact dermatitis: allergic -- Occupational dermatoses -- Mechanical and thermal injury -- V. 2. Reactions to cold -- Cutaneous photobiology -- Virus infections -- AIDS and the skin -- Bacterial infections -- Mycobacterial infections -- Leprosy -- The treponematoses -- Mycology -- Parasitic worms and protozoa -- Diseases caused by arthropods and other noxious animals -- Disorders of keratinization -- Psoriasis -- Non-melanoma skin cancer and other epidermal skin tumours -- Tumours of the skin appendages -- Disorders of the cutaneous melanocyte --Disorders of skin colour -- Genetic blistering diseases -- Immunobullous diseases -- V. 3. Lichen planus and lichenoid disorders -- Disorders of the sebaceous glands -- Rosacea, perioral dermatitis and similar dermatoses, flushing and flushing syndromes -- Disorders of sweat glands -- Disorders of connective tissue -- Urticaria and mastocytosis -- Purpura and microvascular occlusion -- Vasculitis and neutrophilic vascular reactions -- Diseases of the veins and arteries: leg ulcers -- Disorders of lymphatic vessels -- Histiocytoses -- Soft-tissue tumours and tumour-like conditions -- Cutaneous lymphomas and lymphocytic infiltrates -- Subcutaneous fat -- The 'connective tissue diseases' -- Metabolic and nutritional disorders -- Sarcoidosis -- Systemic disease and the skin -- The skin and the nervous system -- V. 4. Psychocutaneous disorders -- Disorders of nails -- Disorders of hair -- The skin and the eyes -- The external ear -- The oral cavity and lips -- The breast -- The genital, perianal and umbilical regions -- Racial influences on skin disease -- The ages of man and their dermatoses -- General aspects of treatment -- Systemic therapy -- Drug reactions -- Erythema multiforme, Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis -- Topical therapy -- Radiotherapy and reactions to ionizing radiation -- Physical and laser therapies -- Dermatological surgery.
- Root genomics 2011, SpringerWith the predicted increase of the human population and the subsequent need for larger food supplies, root health in crop plants could play a major role in providing sustainable highly productive crops that can cope with global climate changes. While the essentiality of roots and their relation to plant performance is broadly recognized, less is known about their role in plant growth and development. "Root Genomics" examines how various new genomic technologies are rapidly being applied to the study of roots, including high-throughput sequencing and genotyping, Tilling, transcription.
- Roots of visual awareness. 1st ed. 2004, ScienceDirect
- Rosai and Ackerman's Surgical pathology. 9th ed. v. 1-2, 2004.Print MaterialAccompanying CD-ROMs contain all the 4000 illustrations, together with the tables.
- "This best-selling emergency department reference is now in its thoroughly updated Fourth Edition. The foremost authorities provide practical information on over 600 clinical problems in a fast-access two-page outline format that's perfect for on-the-spot consultation during care in the emergency department. Coverage of each disorder includes clinical presentation, pre-hospital, diagnosis, treatment, disposition, and ICD-10 coding. Icons enable practitioners to quickly spot the information they need. This edition provides up-to-date information on topics such as emerging infections, new protocols, and new treatments"--Provided by publisher.
- Rosen's Breast pathology. 2nd ed. 2001, OvidCh. 1. Anatomy and physiologic morphology -- Ch. 2. Abnormalities of mammary growth and development -- Ch. 3. Inflammatory and reactive tumors -- Ch. 4. Specific infections -- Ch. 5. Papilloma and related benign tumors -- Ch. 6. Myoepithelial neoplasms -- Ch. 7. Adenosis and microglandular adenosis -- Ch. 8. Fibroepithelial neoplasms -- Ch. 9. Ductal hyperplasia: ordinary and atypical -- Ch. 10. Precancerous breast disease: epidemiologic, pathologic, and clinical considerations -- Ch. 11. In Situ (intraepithelial) carcinoma: an overview -- Ch. 12. Staging of breast carcinoma -- Ch. 13. Intraductal carcinoma -- Ch. 14. Invasive duct carcinoma: assessment of prognosis, morphologic prognostic markers, and tumor growth rate -- Ch. 15. Tubular carcinoma -- Ch. 16. Papillary carcinoma -- Ch. 17. Medullary carcinoma -- Ch. 18. Carcinoma with metaplasia -- Ch. 19. Squamous carcinoma -- Ch. 20. Mucinous carcinoma -- Ch. 21. Apocrine carcinoma -- Ch. 22. Mammary carcinoma with endocrine features -- Ch. 23. Small cell (oat cell) carcinoma -- Ch. 24. Secretory carcinoma -- Ch. 25. Mammary carcinoma with osteoclast-like.giant cells -- Ch. 26. Cystic hypersecretory carcinoma and cystic hypersecretory hyperplasia -- Ch. 27. Adenoid cystic carcinoma -- Ch. 28. Cribriform carcinoma -- Ch. 29. Lipid-rich carcinoma -- Ch. 30. Gylcogen-rich carcinoma -- Ch. 31. Invasive micropapillary carcinoma -- Ch. 32. Paget's disease of the nipple -- Ch. 33. Lobular carcinoma In Situ and atypical lobular hyperplasia -- Ch. 34. Invasive lobular carcinoma -- Ch. 35. Unusual clinical presentations of carcinoma -- Ch. 36. Metastases in the breast from nonmammary malignant neoplasms -- Ch. 37. Benign proliferative lesions of the male breast -- Ch. 38. Carcinoma of the male breast -- Ch. 39. Breast tumors in children -- Ch. 40. Benign mesenchymal neoplasms -- Ch. 41. Sarcoma -- Ch. 42. Lymphoid and hematopoietic tumors -- Ch. 43. Pathologic effects of therapy -- Ch. 44. Cutaneous neoplasms -- Ch. 45. The pathology of axillary and intramammary lymph nodes -- Ch. 46. Pathologic examination of breast and lymph node specimens.
- Rosen's Breast pathology. 3rd ed. 2009, OvidAnatomy and physiological morphology --Abnormalities of mammary growth and development --Inflammatory and reactive tumors --Specific infections --Papilloma and related benign tumors --Myoepithelial neoplasms --Adenosis and microglandular adenosis --Fibroepithelial neoplasms --Ductal hyperplasia: usual and atypical --Precancerous breast disease: epidemiological, pathological, and clinical considerations --Intraductal carcinoma --Invasive duct carcinoma: assessment of prognosis, morphologic prognostic markers, and tumor growth rate --Tubular carcinoma --Papillary carcinoma --Medullary carcinoma --Carcinoma with metaplasia --Squamous carcinoma --Mucinous carcinoma --Apocrine carcinoma --Mammary carcinomas with endocrine features --Small cell (oat cell) carcinoma --Secretory carcinoma --Mammary carcinoma with osteoclast-like giant cells --Cystic hypersecretory carcinoma and cystic hypersecretory hyperplasia --Adenoid cystic carcinoma --Cribriform carcinoma --Lipid-rich carcinoma --Glycogen-rich carcinoma --Invasive micropapillary carcinoma --Paget's disease of the nipple --Lobular carcinoma in situ and atypical lobular hyperplasia --Invasive lobular carcinoma --Unusual clinical presentations of carcinoma --Metastases in the breast from nonmammary malignant neoplasms --Benign proliferative lesions of the male breast --Carcinoma of the male breast --Breast tumors of children --Benign mesenchymal neoplasms --Sarcoma --Lymphoid and hematopoietic tumors --Pathologic effects of therapy --Cutaneous neoplasms --The pathology of axillary and intramammary lymph nodes --Pathologic examination of breast and lymph node specimens, including sentinel lympth nodes.
- Rosen's Emergency medicine. 6th ed. v. 1-3, 2006.Print Material
- Rosen's Emergency medicine. 8th ed. 2014, MD ConsultFundamental clinical concepts -- Critical management principles -- Cardinal presentations -- Trauma -- General concepts -- System injuries -- Orthopedic lesions -- Soft tissue injuries -- Violence and abuse -- Medicine and surgery -- Head and neck disorders -- Pulmonary system -- Cardiac system -- Vascular system -- Gastrointestinal system -- Genitourinary and gynecologic systems -- Neurology -- Psychiatric and behavioral disorders -- Immunologic and inflammatory -- Hematology and oncology -- Metabolism and endocrinology -- Infectious diseases -- Environment and toxicology -- Environment -- Toxicology -- Special populations -- The pediatric patient -- The pregnant patient -- The geriatric patient -- The patient with compromised immune function -- The patient with an organ transplant -- The alcoholic and substance abuse patient -- The developmentally or physically disabled patient -- The problem patient -- Emergency medical services -- The practice of emergency medicine -- Bonus online content -- Youth, violence, and street gangs -- Medical literature and evidence-based medicine -- Multiculturalism and care delivery -- Bioethics -- End of life -- Emergency medical treatment and active labor act and medicolegal issues -- Wellness, stress, and the impaired physician.
- Rosetta Stone of the human mind 2007, Springer
- Rotator cuff tear 2012, KargerEpidemiology, genetics, and biological factors of rotator cuff tears / Longo, U.G. ... [et al.] -- Biomechanics of the rotator cuff : European perspective / Longo, U.G. ... [et al.] -- Role of biomechanics in rotator cuff pathology : North American perspective / Karas, V.; Cole, B.J.; Wang, V.M. -- The scapula in rotator cuff disease / Ben Kibler, W. -- Instability and rotator cuff tear / Porcellini, G. ... [et al.] -- Growth factors and tendon healing / Oliva, F. ... [et al.] -- Autologous blood products in rotator cuff repair / Mei-Dan, O.; Carmont, M.R. -- Tendinopathy of the long head of the biceps / Snyder, G.M.; Mair, S.D.; Lattermann, C. -- Conservative treatment and rotator cuff tear progression / Longo, U.G. ... [et al.] -- Operative management of partial- and full-thickness rotator cuff tears -- Franceschi, F. ... [et al.] -- Subscapularis tears / Longo, U.G. ... [et al.] -- Single- and double-row repair for rotator cuff tears -- biology and mechanics / Papalia, R. ... [et al.] -- Arthroscopic transosseous rotator cuff repair / Longo, U.G. ... [et al.] -- Treatment options for chronic retracted degenerative rotator cuff tears / Deering, S.J.; Mair, S.D.; Lattermann, C. -- Synthetic augmentation in massive rotator cuff tears / Longo, U.G. ... [et al.] -- Understanding and preventing complications in repairing rotator cuff tears / Osti, L. ... [et al.].
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- Rothman-Simeone The Spine. 5th ed. v. 1-2, 2006.Print MaterialV. I. Basic science. Diagnosis. Surgical anatomy and surgical approaches. Spinal fusion and instrumentation. The child's spine. Arthritis and inflammatory disorders -- V. II. Cervical degenerative disorders. Thoracic and lumbar disc disease. Spinal stenosis. Adult deformity. Spine trauma. Afflictions of the vertebrae. Spinal cord. Complications. Failed surgery. Rehabilitation.
- Rothman-Simeone The Spine. 6th ed. v. 1-2, 2011.Print Materialv. 1. Basic science -- Diagnosis -- Surgical anatomy and approaches -- The child's spine -- Arthritis and inflammatory disorders -- Cervical degenerative disorders -- Thoracic and lumbar disc disease -- Minimally invasive surgery -- v. 2. Spinal stenosis -- Spinal fusion and instrumentation -- Adult deformity -- Spine trauma -- Afflictions of the vertebrae -- Spinal cord -- Complications -- Failed surgery -- Chronic pain/rehabilitation.
- Rotifera X 2005, Springer
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I just downloaded siri and tOld it to f off and it replied "but im just trying to help!" lol. That made my day.
"Mapquest 4 Mobile" is another great free turn-by-turn alternative to the pricy paid navigation apps.
I think any ANdroid user would probably have to go with the JAILBREAK option to make up for the loss of functionality.
I agree Jerry its like taking 8 steps backwards.
Except for the fact you get many more quality apps and a better overall UI and experience. But to each his own! :-D
A better UI? Screen after screen with static rows of icons is a UI theme Blackberry would be proud of but its hardly superior.
More quality apps in sheer numbers?? Maybe..that's understandable.. but more quality apps percentage wise? I don't think so .. .and I have both an android phone and an Iphone (that I use as an Ipod)
As far as apps go.. Android has more variety due to the limitations of a stock iOS.
But I agree with you .. to each his own.
Talkatone Google Talk / Google Voice dialer app lets you call over Google Talk with Google Voice number aka completely VOIP and I submitted a tip for instructions on how to get this working but it never got in.
Also there a lot of Jailbreak apps that make your iPhone experience more like android and don't forget SSH for hardcore hacking.
Thanks so much for telling me about talkatone! That's the app I've been looking for!
Why no Siri in Canada?? too many 'eh?'s?
No one else thinks the constant "Android is for porn" references are in bad taste? The joke has been played out. My 14 year old cousin frequents this site for app news and she doesn't need to see that. Can you leave it alone?
NO, you are the only one who is so naive to think your 14 year old doesnt have seen the word PORN regularly on the web, talked about it with his friends,... And who belives removing a word from a website will protect him against the world...
My experience with Android apps is that, the quality is dire.
Whenever I look at top ten list's, best and must have apps for Android, they leave me thinking...is that it? is that what all the fuss is about... most of the time they seem like uninspired and unattractive copies of ios apps.
But I'll be happy to be corrected, as my GF has an HTC Desire..i'd love to pimp her phone with some clever and cool functionality but like I said everything I've seen offered is somewhat meh...
Android is good and iOS is good. Jeez, can't everyone just get along. lol.
Cool apps! how about Who's Free app? it only shows you which of your friends are free to hang out. great thing about this one is that there is both Android and iPhone version! I got it from http://bit.ly/htLQDW
I switched from a motorola droid, to the Verizon iPhone 4
i installed TomTom for $34 dollars, its awesome and works while your on the phone.
Android's Google Maps with Navigation is nice but doesnt do all the TomTom app does.
The tomtom app was the thing that made me sure I am keeping this phone, since my 14 days is up in 2 days.
Plus I have not had to restart my phone twice a day to keep it running.
And the battery life on this thing is great.
Video shooting quality with the touch to focus rocks.
I'm very happy with my iPhone4.
I don't understand this article. ALL of those apps are available on the Android. Why would you want to switch to the over-priced and over-hyped iPhone?
WAZE sucks!
I think it would be cool to see some posts on layout techniques and theming. There's definitely a large gap between the basic beginner standard UI elements app and the high quality custom themed apps like Pulse. Perhaps a post showing how you would create a popular app's UI (purely from a layout perspective). Android app development
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Waze is a fantastic navigation app. A free mobile navigation application for your iphone or android that allows drivers to build and use live maps, real-time traffic updates, turn-by-turn navigation and etc. http://www.appfavour.com/navigation/waze-social-gps-traffic-gas_323229106/


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I am currently working on a paper related to 17th century marriage and courtship in England and how these attitudes are reflected in the literature of the time. I am having some difficulty locating appropriate sources. I have looked in the library, at a 17th century web site(it mainly focused on drama rather than history), and in the Journal of Family History. I have found one helpful book by Lawrence Stone which covers some material relating to marriage in the 17th century. I am most interested in current research as well as any classic works pertaining to this topic. I am not interested in birth or fertility rates; I plan to focus the paper on the rules governing courtship and marriage as well as any exceptions to the standard practices. In short, I would like to learn what a 17th century English woman's life immediately preceding marriage and after marriage would be like. I plan to apply this information to literature by Aphra Behn, Mary Astell, among others. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!!!
Bennett, Judith M. Women in the Medieval English Countryside
Editors, et al The Birthday of My Self: Martha Moulsworth, Renaissance Poet (recent pub. date/Princeton)
Erickson, Amy Louise "Common Law Versus Common Practice: The Use of Marriage Settlements in Early Modern England" Economic History Review XLIII 1(1990), 21-39
Fraser, Antonia The Weaker Vessel (London: Weidenfield & Nicolson, 1984) good biblio
Hanawalt, Barbara The Ties That Bound
Herlihy, David Medieval Households
Houlbrooke, Ralph English Family Life, 1576-1716
Hull, Suzanne Women According to Men: The World of Tudor-Stuart Women (AltaMira Press)
Ingram, Martin Church Courts, Sex and Marriage in England 1570-1640
Lerner, Gerda The Creation of Feminist Consciousness (Oxford, 1993)..also excellent bibliography by chronological period.
Lewalski, Barbara Writing Women in Jacobean England (Harvard)
MacFarlane, Alan The Family Life of Ralph Josselin
Moulsworth, Martha "Memorandum"(1632) poem/autobiographical
Spring. Eileen Law, Land and Family: Aristocratic Inheritance in England, 1300-1800
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An exhibtion to mark Maryport's links to the Titanic was officially opened at the town's Wave Centre last Friday by Workington MP Tony Cunningham.
He said the exhibition, called Maryport to the Titanic, was one of the best in the North.
It chronicles the town's maritime history and its links, through the White Star shipping line to the ill-fated Titanic.
Created by volunteers from Maryport Maritime Museum, the exhibition runs until May 13.
Hundreds of people have already been to see it, and by the end of its run more than 2,000 pupils from across Cumbria will have attended.
Mr Cunningham paid tribute to the volunteers, who he said had done a fantastic job in creating the exhibition, and added that he hoped visitors to the Lake District this spring would take the time to go to Maryport.
The exhibition includes dresses from the blockbuster movie Titanic, starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, and visitors can view a replica of a first-class restaurant, a third-class cabin and the ship's radio room.
The admission price includes a ticket with the name and details of individual passengers. At the end of the tour visitors can view a passenger list to discover what happened to the individuals.
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